from his next monthly payment of salary]
It is clear that he altered the cause list for his private ends
and though his motive was to some extent excusable, for he did not make anything by it - except that he saved himself paying additional costs
andlers
was perhaps to save his brother from being brought into Court
offence
was a serious one,
Yet his and I
think M. O'Brien's treatment of
The case
is fair, though
? Approve
sever
5.W.3.1 Jan.
doubt after reading
the
is whether M. Rahman should
may only
papers
not have been punished
More
Severely
1. Jan
than M. Sales. C.PL.
agree with the Acting Resident
General so far as
to think M. Rahman
suspended to
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27.
274
Government House,
Hongkong 17 November, 1873
My Lord Marquess,
I have the honour
in compliance with the requirement contained in Colonial Regulation No. to transmit for Your Lordship's
Must be handed (63. broad) / 4 Right Honourable
but as
he was alone in his decision, we
can not do anything but approve the
action taken
821.194
12/1 B. ce Marquess of Ripon, K. G.,
For consideration